The National Assessment Program results provide students, parents and teachers with information that will be used to improve student learning.

Reporting Achievement in Reading, Writing, Language
Conventions and Numeracy 2009

The Student Report, distributed from September 2009, provides information about what the student knows and has achieved in the areas of Reading, Writing, Language Conventions and Numeracy. It also provides information on how the student has performed in relation to other students in his or her year group, and against the national average and the national minimum standard.

• To view a short video which provides an overview of the tests and explains the individual student report, click here.
• For further information on how to interpret the Student Report which maps individual student achievement against
  the national average and the range of student performance nationally, click Understanding your Child's Report.
• To view sample Student Reports for Year 3, 5, 7 or 9, click:
  Yr 3 Sample Student Report with Mean
  Yr 3 Sample Student Report without Mean
  Yr 5 Sample Student Report with Mean
  Yr 5 Sample Student Report without Mean
  Yr 7 Sample Student Report with Mean
  Yr 7 Sample Student Report without Mean
  Yr 9 Sample Student Report with Mean
  Yr 9 Sample Student Report without Mean

• For information on the continuous scale that enables individual student achievement to be compared to the national average and the range of student performance nationally, click Reporting Scales.
• To view the National Summary Report: Achievement in Reading, Writing, Language Conventions and Numeracy 2009, click National Summary Report.
• To view the National Report: Achievement in Reading, Writing, Language Conventions and Numeracy 2009, click National Report.
• For further information on the National Assessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy, including reporting, click Frequently Asked Questions.